
Fun apple activities for preschool speech therapy
I decided to write my own apple tree book for where questions.
Printable apple activities for preschool speech therapy (and kindergarten too)
Apple, Apple Speech Therapy Reader and Language Activities is packed with language opportunities in a fun autumn theme. There are so many ways to elicit language!
Apple Apple Book
This cute book features repetitive text and targets Where? questions. Read the book, then complete the cut-and-paste reader. You can elicit lots of position concepts and answer where questions on each page.

An Interactive Reader That Targets Where? Questions.

Apple Tree Dough Mat

Apple Cookie Sheet Activity
Barrier Game Fun!
Wormy Apple Finger Puppet!

Make this cute finger puppet to help tell the story. Draw a smiley face on your finger and it becomes the “worm” That apple can go to all kinds of places. Where is it? On the chair? Behind Joey? Students can color and cut out their own puppets.
Practice quantity concepts with this sorting mat:

Want to add an apple craft to your session?
You can plan out multiple preschool speech therapy sessions with this yummy theme, and an art activity or apple craft is perfect for providing lots of language opportunities too. I’ve got you covered with this post… apple stamping with real apples! If you’re looking for fun, but not too messy apple activities for preschool speech therapy, go check this idea out.
Free Apple Dot Marker Activity
Sometimes, you just want a quick, simple motivational activity that works for any target.
So I whipped up this preschool apple tree freebie for you.
I created both a 10 apple version and a 20 apple version. You can cover the apples with bingo chips, use dry-erase markers or top it with pom-poms for even more fun!
This apple tree preschool printable is great for taking data too.
Here’s how: Use two colors, maybe red for correct and yellow or green for incorrect. You keep control of the markers, and your student a marker or object of one of the two colors after each response. At the end of your session, you’ll be able to see the percent correct at a glance, because there are a total of 10 (or 20) apples on the tree. Makes taking data a snap!
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If you’d like all the apple speech therapy activities for a full apple unit..
Check out the links beloe to see Apple Apple, Where Can You Be? in my Speech Sprouts website shop or you can find it in my Speech Sprouts shop on TpT. You may also like to check out Apple Apple’s sister resource: Pumpkin, Pumpkin, Where Can you Be?
Happy Fall, everyone!